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Chile's licensed casino sector posted $597.5M in 2025, a 4.5% decline attributed to illegal online competition. Blask data confirms the claim: 146 online brands operate in Chile, 0% onshore. The unregulated online market crossed $1B in projected revenue in 2025.
Stake enters Buenos Aires Province as a licensed operator through stake.bet.ar and IPLyC. Blask data shows the brand already held Argentina's highest projected revenue — $164M CEB — as an offshore operator. The licence shifts both the competitive structure and the regulatory picture.
Brazilian authorities arrested Alberth Cesar Janjon, the man linked to the Brabet gambling brand, in a May 21 raid on a Campinas luxury apartment. The arrest was part of Operation Dirty Game, targeting a six-state network that used influencers with millions of followers to funnel players onto unlicensed platforms. Blask data placed Brabet at #21 in Brazil by demand at the time of the arrest.
Brazil's Federal Court of Accounts confirmed 40% of betting operators still work without a licence, 16 months into regulated operation. Blask data shows unlicensed brands have lost the consumer battle — their demand share dropped from 8.9% to 4.3% — but still hold roughly 22% of estimated market revenue. That gap runs through the payment layer, and it's exactly where TCU's enforcement recommendations now point.
Betano will support FIFA World Cup 2026 in Europe and South America. Blask data shows the Kaizen Gaming brand already leads by BAP in Brazil, Chile and Argentina.
Chile fast-tracked its online gambling bill after years of debate, while Blask data shows the market entering regulation at record CEB levels and with demand heavily concentrated around leading brands.
Stake went live in Mexico on 5 May 2026 through an agent arrangement with Uno Capali. Blask data shows the brand already held 1.81% BAP in Mexico, ranking 18th before the formal launch. Here is what that position looks like and what it faces.
Kaizen Gaming doubles down on LatAm as Betano becomes an official regional sponsor of Argentina’s national team via the AFA. Blask data shows Argentine demand for the brand up roughly 358% year on year—one of the fastest signals in its footprint heading into the 2026 World Cup cycle.
